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Weed specialist says kochia could be problematic for spring planting
A Kansas State University weed specialist says farmers should keep an eye out for the emergence of kochia, an invasive summer annual that can lead to reduced crop yields. Sarah Lancaster tells Brownfield why it can be problematic for growers. “In the fall it breaks off at the surface of the soil and tumbles across…
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Japan to help Ukraine’s fertile agricultural soil recover from Russian war damage
Japan to help Ukraine’s fertile agricultural soil recover from Russian war damage  Ukrainian World Congress
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National Farm Machinery Show Celebrates Record Exhibitor Loyalty
National Farm Machinery Show Celebrates Record Exhibitor Loyalty  CropLife
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Grains In the Green Ahead of WASDE | Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025
Grains In the Green Ahead of WASDE | Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025Â Â Successful Farming
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Guebert: Trump trade strategy: Big sticks, big bets
Guebert: Trump trade strategy: Big sticks, big bets  Mitchell Republic
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Rising Demand For Compact Tractors Fuels Agricultural Tractors Market: A Key Driver Transforming the Agricu…
Rising Demand For Compact Tractors Fuels Agricultural Tractors Market: A Key Driver Transforming the Agricu…Â Â WhaTech
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John Deere Introduces Round Baling Weave Automation for Improved Hay & Forage Operations
John Deere Introduces Round Baling Weave Automation for Improved Hay & Forage Operations  Farm Equipment
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Brownfield Ag Weather Today
A storm system emerging from the Southwest will interact with an elongated high-pressure system across the northern U.S., leading to heavy precipitation (locally 2 to 4 inches or more) during the next couple of days from the southeastern Plains to the middle Atlantic Coast. Flash flooding may occur in parts of the Tennessee Valley and…
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Call it ‘climate smart’ or ‘sustainable,’ the end goal is the same
Call it ‘climate smart’ or ‘sustainable,’ the end goal is the same  Farm Progress
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Farm killings in SA affect all, not just white farmers: Dr Brodie
Farm killings in SA affect all, not just white farmers: Dr Brodie  SABC News
